Like them. Thanks Lofton. I've made the change. Any one else have any
contributions?
-lynne
>>In telecon I took the AI to rework the following text to be more SpecGL
>>specific and to sound less like general QA preaching...
>>
>>Using SpecGL pays dividends
>>It may seem wacky to spend the precious time, but applying SpecGL in
>>every step of the specification writing process pays off. Early and
>>ongoing application of SpecGL will:
>>Â· uncover defects (e.g., ambiguity, hole in the specification) sooner,
>>when they are less expensive to fix;
>>Â· accelerate specification development by making the process more
>>efficient and effective;
>>Â· enable evaluation of the impact of important planning, design, and
>>development decisions on specification testability;
>>Â· reduce the amount of text reworking, the number comments to resolve,
>>time to publication, and the number of errata after publication.